on 10-31-2006 6:24 AM
Hi
i am tring to learn exception in BPM.
i inserted this Send step (Synchronous) in exception branch in block. and then inserted control step in exception branch.
i created Errorsend as abbreviation on exception in block.
and assigned this to system error under exceptions in send step. and then defined on Exception handler,
and now <b>i could not define anything</b> on exception in control step for action as Throw Exception, i am not looking at Throw alert.
i made receiver jdbc error and also mapping error in intentionally. when i see sxmb_moni, i can see jdbc error as normal process like not using exception branch.
i would like to complete exception branch and control step for finishing touches.
thanks
venjamin
Venjamin,
Inside an Exception handler block, you throwing another exception. So, you need to have defined another Exception handler for this block or a super block and then use this Exception in your throws Exception in the control step.
Regards,
Bhavesh
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<i>B1 for block(define b1error)
inserted exception branch into B1
put send step(sync)and define b1error on exception branch and then defined b1error on exception handler</i>
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next you need a deadline branch (inside the same block) in which you define your Control step with the parameters as Action : throw exception & Exception: <the one you defined>
hi,
i put control step into deadline branch and selected b1error on control step and then defined 1 min for deadline branch.
and i made intentional error for testing. what should i check for executing of exception branch and control step in bpm?
i just feel nothing special, it seems to be same when NOT using exception function in BPM
thanks
venjamin
ref: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/33/4a773f12f14a18e10000000a114084/content.htm
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it gives you an idea of when and where you could make use of an exception and what kind of exceptions you can handle.
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